JPS60119484A - Synchronized radar network system - Google Patents

Synchronized radar network system

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JPS60119484A
JPS60119484A JP22666583A JP22666583A JPS60119484A JP S60119484 A JPS60119484 A JP S60119484A JP 22666583 A JP22666583 A JP 22666583A JP 22666583 A JP22666583 A JP 22666583A JP S60119484 A JPS60119484 A JP S60119484A
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Yasushige Funo
布野 耕滋
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01SRADIO DIRECTION-FINDING; RADIO NAVIGATION; DETERMINING DISTANCE OR VELOCITY BY USE OF RADIO WAVES; LOCATING OR PRESENCE-DETECTING BY USE OF THE REFLECTION OR RERADIATION OF RADIO WAVES; ANALOGOUS ARRANGEMENTS USING OTHER WAVES
    • G01S13/00Systems using the reflection or reradiation of radio waves, e.g. radar systems; Analogous systems using reflection or reradiation of waves whose nature or wavelength is irrelevant or unspecified
    • G01S13/87Combinations of radar systems, e.g. primary radar and secondary radar

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To use target information in common without exposing own position by including time data of a precision clock in a transmitting wave, detecting the target by a radar that is used for only receiving, and correcting time error of the precision clock by the time data from plural radars. CONSTITUTION:Transmitting waves are sent out from plural transmitting and receiving antennas 1 to a target 3. Reflected waves from the target 3 are received by the transmitting and receiving antenna 1 and a receiving antenna 2. Time data of the precision clock are included in transmitting waves from the transmitting and receiving antenna 1. A radar that has the receiving antenna 2 measures the direction and distance of the target 3 basing on reflected waves from the target 3, and corrects the time error of the precision clock using time data from the transmitting and receiving antenna 1.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明はシンクロナイズドレーダネットワーク方式に係
り、特に軍事用レーダネットワーク等に適用し得るシン
クロナイズドレーダネットワーク方式に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a synchronized radar network system, and particularly to a synchronized radar network system that can be applied to military radar networks and the like.

一般に従来のレーダは自己のアンテナから電波を発射し
、その反射波に基づき目標の位置清報を得ている。例え
ば軍事用レーダにおいては、自己の位置を相手に探知さ
れないことが望ましいが、自己が電波ケ発射した場合容
易に相手から探知され得るという欠点があった。
Generally, conventional radars emit radio waves from their own antennas and obtain detailed information on the target position based on the reflected waves. For example, in a military radar, it is desirable that its own position not be detected by the other party, but it has the disadvantage that if it emits radio waves, it can easily be detected by the other party.

本発明は上記の事情に鑑みて提案されたもので、その目
的とするところは、自己の位置τ曝露することなく、目
標情報をネットワーク内で共有し得るシンクロナイズド
レーダネットワーク方式を提供するにある。
The present invention was proposed in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to provide a synchronized radar network system that can share target information within a network without exposing its own position τ.

本発明によるシンクロナイズドレーダネットワーク方式
は複数の送受池アンテナから目標へ送信波を出し、受信
アンテナと他の送受偽アンテナに対してモニタ波を出し
、上記送信波に対する上記目標からの反射波?上記受信
アンテナで受信し、上記送信波中に精密時計の時刻デー
タを含ませることにより受信のみを行っているレーダで
上記目標の方位および距離を測定し、上記精密時計の時
刻誤差を複数のレーダからの時刻データを用いて補正す
ることを特徴とし、離れた位置にある送信アンテナ及び
受鍋アンテナを用いてネットワークを溝成し、相互の時
刻をシンクロナイズすること即ち各アンテナが精密時計
を持ち送受偽アンテナの時計全基準として時刻を一致さ
せることにより、反射波の持つ位置情報を解析するよう
にし、これにより1個の送受信アンテナから発射された
電波の反射波を多数の受信アンテナが受信することによ
り送信機の台数が最小限となり、また目標の位置情報を
共有できるとともに、ネットワーク中の送受信アンテナ
全複数台とし、時分割送信することにより、相手が自己
の位置を探知すること全困難にすることが可能であり、
且つ受信アンテナは受信の与であるため、相手からの探
知が不可能となるようにして上配従米の欠点を解消し得
るようにしたものである。
The synchronized radar network system according to the present invention emits transmission waves from a plurality of transmitting/receiving antennas to a target, emits monitor waves to a receiving antenna and other false transmitting/receiving antennas, and returns reflected waves from the target to the transmitted waves. The receiving antenna receives data, and by including the time data of the precision clock in the transmitted wave, the radar that only performs reception measures the direction and distance of the target, and the time error of the precision clock is measured by multiple radars. The network is configured using transmitting antennas and pot antennas located at separate locations, and synchronizes mutual time. In other words, each antenna has a precision clock and transmits and receives data. By matching the time as a reference for all fake antenna clocks, the position information of the reflected waves is analyzed, and as a result, multiple receiving antennas receive the reflected waves of the radio waves emitted from one transmitting and receiving antenna. This minimizes the number of transmitters and makes it possible to share the target's location information, and by using multiple transmitting and receiving antennas in the network and time-sharing transmission, it is completely difficult for the other party to detect your location. It is possible to
In addition, since the receiving antenna is used for reception, it is made impossible to be detected by the other party, thereby solving the drawbacks of the superior-subordinate system.

本発明の一実施例を図面を参照して詳細に説明する。An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

第1図は本発明の一実施例の構成を示す図、第2図は第
1図における送信波中の時刻(1号の一例を示す図であ
る。
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the time (No. 1) during the transmission wave in FIG. 1.

第1図においでlは送受信アンテナ、2は受(aアンテ
ナ、3は目標であり、送受イーアンテナlはネットワー
ク中に必要に応じ任意の台数装備され、各送受信アンテ
ナLはそれぞれ追尾用の指向性アンテナと、モニタ波発
信用の無指向性アンテナからなる。また受信アンテナ2
はネットワーク中に必要に応じ任意の台数装備され、各
受信アンテナ2はそれぞれ追尾用とモニタ波受信用の2
個の指向性アンテナから構成されている。
In Figure 1, l is a transmitting/receiving antenna, 2 is a receiving antenna, 3 is a target, any number of transmitting/receiving antennas L can be installed as needed in the network, and each transmitting/receiving antenna L has a tracking direction. It consists of a directional antenna and an omnidirectional antenna for transmitting monitor waves.
are installed in any number as required in the network, and each receiving antenna 2 has two antennas, one for tracking and one for receiving monitor waves.
It consists of directional antennas.

上記本発明の一実施例の作用について説明する。The operation of the above embodiment of the present invention will be explained.

第1図において送受信アンテナlから送信される送信波
及びモニタ波は時刻信号が伝送されるものであればどの
ような形式でもよいが例えば第2図を例とした時刻11
号を含む電波を1例として示す。受信アンテナ2は目標
3からの反射波と送受1Δアンテナlからのモニタ波を
受信する。受信アンテナ2ではこれ等の情@iヶ用い3
− て目標3の位置1n報金得る。
In Fig. 1, the transmission wave and monitor wave transmitted from the transmitting/receiving antenna l may be in any format as long as a time signal is transmitted, but for example, the time 11 shown in Fig. 2 is an example.
An example of a radio wave containing a signal is shown below. The receiving antenna 2 receives the reflected wave from the target 3 and the monitor wave from the transmitting/receiving 1Δ antenna l. For receiving antenna 2, these information @ i is used 3
- Receive a reward for position 1n of target 3.

これを数式化すると以下に示すとおりとなる3ここで次
の記号を定義する。
Converting this into a mathematical formula results in the following.3Here, the following symbols are defined.

T1 :送受色アンテナlが送信した時刻、T、:受1
ハアンテナ2が反射波を受信した時刻、 T、:受信アンテナ2がモニタ波を受信した時刻、 B& :受信アンテナ2から見た目標3の方位、B1 
:受信アンテナ2から見たモニタ波の方位、 R1:送受(Hアンテナlから目標3までの距離、 R1二目標3から受信アンテナ2までの距離、R1:送
受偽アンテナlから受信アンテナ2までの距離とし、 光速1cとすると、次の式が成立する。
T1: Time when transmitting/receiving antenna l transmits, T,: Receiving 1
C: Time when antenna 2 received the reflected wave, T: Time when receiving antenna 2 received the monitor wave, B&: Direction of target 3 as seen from receiving antenna 2, B1
: Direction of monitor wave as seen from receiving antenna 2, R1: Transmission/reception (distance from H antenna 1 to target 3, R1: Distance from target 3 to receiving antenna 2, R1: Distance from false transmitting/receiving antenna 1 to receiving antenna 2) If the distance is the distance and the speed of light is 1c, then the following formula holds true.

R1十R,=(: (Tl−TI )・・・(1)Rm
 =CCTs −T+ )・・・(2)また、方位と距
離の関係は、次の式で表わさ4− 詐る。
R10R,=(: (Tl-TI)...(1)Rm
=CCTs -T+ )...(2) Also, the relationship between direction and distance is expressed by the following formula.

・ ・ ・(3) 従って(i) 、 (2) 、 (3)式から、R,は
仄のとおりとなる。
・ ・ ・(3) Therefore, from equations (i), (2), and (3), R is as follows.

・・・(4) (T * m T * * Tmは時刻で確定値、目標
方位Bi及びモニタ波方位B、はそれぞれ測足可能であ
り確定値となる。) 目標・3の位置はB、とR8で表わされるから、全ての
受信アンテナ2で目標3の位置ヲ知ることができる。
...(4) (T * m T * * Tm is a fixed value at time, and the target direction Bi and monitor wave direction B can each be measured and are fixed values.) The position of target 3 is B, Since this is expressed as R8, the position of the target 3 can be known from all receiving antennas 2.

今までの説明では、全ての送受信アンテナl及び受信ア
ンテナ2の精密時計は整合されているものとしたが、実
際には常に整合されているわけではなく誤差を持ってい
るので、ここで精密時計の誤差の修正方法について述べ
る。シrまず送受1−アンテナlの精密時計の修正方法
について述べる。基準となる送受信アンテナlニ対し、
他の送受1dアンテナlでは自己のアン 。
In the explanation so far, it has been assumed that the precision clocks of all transmitting/receiving antennas L and receiving antenna 2 are aligned, but in reality they are not always aligned and have errors, so we will explain the precision clocks here. We will explain how to correct the error. First, we will explain how to correct the precision clock of transmitter/receiver 1-antenna l. For the reference transmitting and receiving antenna l,
Other transmitting/receiving 1d antennas have their own antennas.

テナで送信することにより得られた目標3との距離と、
受信アンテナとして動作させることにより得られた目標
3との距離の差から誤差時間が得られる。これケ数式で
表現すると、(4式の受信アンテナ2を基準以外の送受
信アンテナlと見なして、次式が得られる。ここで△t
は基準となる送受信アンテナlに対する基準以外の送受
信アンテナlの時刻誤差である。
The distance to target 3 obtained by transmitting with Tena,
The error time can be obtained from the difference in distance to the target 3 obtained by operating it as a receiving antenna. Expressing this using a mathematical formula, (regarding the receiving antenna 2 of formula 4 as a transmitting/receiving antenna l other than the reference, the following formula is obtained. Here, △t
is the time error of the transmitting/receiving antenna l other than the reference with respect to the reference transmitting/receiving antenna l.

2 (T、 +△t−’J’、)+(T、十△t−T、
)COa(H,−ts、)・・・(5) lは全て送受信アンテナであるから(5)式の左辺のR
,は自己のレーダで測足できる。従って(5)式を△t
について解くことにより、それぞれの送受偽アンテナl
は基準の送受信アンテナ直に対する時刻誤差を得ること
ができる。
2 (T, +△t-'J',)+(T, 10△t-T,
) COa (H, -ts, )...(5) Since l are all transmitting and receiving antennas, R on the left side of equation (5)
, can be measured using your own radar. Therefore, equation (5) can be changed to △t
By solving for each transmitting and receiving false antenna l
can obtain the time error relative to the reference transmitting and receiving antenna.

次に受信アンテナ2の持つ精密時計の修正方法について
述べる。既に述べた方法により、全ての送受信アンテナ
lが持つ精密時計は整合されているとする。このとき、
複数の送受(1アンテナlにより複数の(4)式が得ら
れる。△t’6受信アンテナ2の時刻誤差とすると、得
られた複数の(4)式は次のとおりとなる。
Next, a method for correcting the precision clock of the receiving antenna 2 will be described. It is assumed that the precision clocks of all the transmitting and receiving antennas l have been matched by the method already described. At this time,
A plurality of equations (4) can be obtained for a plurality of transmission/reception (one antenna l).If Δt'6 is the time error of the receiving antenna 2, the obtained equations (4) are as follows.

2 (T、十△t−T、)+(T、+△t−T1 )C
O8CI3. −B、)2(Tg’ 十△1−TI J
 )+(% I +へt−T、’ )CO8(1:l、
メー七−′ )・・・ (6) (6)式は△を以外全て既知であるから、これから受信
アンテナ2の時刻誤差△tが得られる。
2 (T, +△t-T,) + (T, +△t-T1)C
O8CI3. -B,)2(Tg' 1△1-TI J
) + (% I + to t-T,' ) CO8 (1:l,
Since everything in equation (6) except Δ is known, the time error Δt of the receiving antenna 2 can be obtained from this.

これまでに述べた時刻誤差を用いてそれぞれの送受信ア
ンテナlおよび受信アンテナ2で精密時計を修正するこ
とにより、ネットワーク中の全ての送受信アンテナlと
受1ぎアンテナ2の時刻をシンクロナイズすることがで
きる。
By correcting the precision clocks of each transmitting/receiving antenna L and receiving antenna 2 using the time errors described above, it is possible to synchronize the times of all transmitting/receiving antennas L and receiving antennas 2 in the network. .

7− 以上により本発明によれば受信アンテナは電波を発射し
ないため、自己の位置を曝露することはなく、また他の
手段によるネットワークを用いず、目標情報をネットワ
ーク内部で供用化できる等の優れた効果が奏せらするも
のである。
7- As described above, according to the present invention, since the receiving antenna does not emit radio waves, its own position is not exposed, and target information can be made available within the network without using a network by other means. This is the effect that can be achieved.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の一災施例の構成を示す図、第2図は第
1図における送1―波中の時刻酒号の一例を示す図であ
る。 l・・・送受色アンテナ、2・・・受信アンテナ、3・
・・目標。 出願人復代理人 弁理士 鈴江武 彦 8− 第1図 jぎ一イ4;ψ1バー21一 時間
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of an emergency embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a time signal during transmission 1 in FIG. 1. l...color transmitting and receiving antenna, 2...receiving antenna, 3...
··the goal. Applicant's sub-agent Patent attorney Takehiko Suzue 8- Fig.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 複数の送受信アンテナから目標へ送信@盆山し、受信ア
ンテナと他の送受備アンテナに対してモニタ波を出し、
上記送信波に対する上記目標からの反射波を上記アンテ
ナで受信し、上記送信波中に精密時計の時刻データを含
ませることにより受信のみを行っているレーダで上記目
標の方位および距li9を測定し、上記精密時計の時刻
l差を複数のレーダからの時刻データを用いて補正する
ことを特徴とするシンクロナイズドレーダネットワーク
方式。
Transmits to the target from multiple transmitting/receiving antennas, emits monitor waves to the receiving antenna and other transmitting/receiving antennas,
The reflected wave from the target in response to the transmitted wave is received by the antenna, and the direction and distance li9 of the target are measured by a radar that only receives by including time data from a precision clock in the transmitted wave. , a synchronized radar network system, characterized in that the time l difference of the precision clock is corrected using time data from a plurality of radars.
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